2025~2026学年湖北孝感市大悟县度上学期期末学情调研检测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年湖北孝感市大悟县度上学期期末学情调研检测九年级英语试卷一、完形填空Ellaoncethoughtshewas1ateverything.She2mathstestsand3wonsportsgames.Hergrandmasaid,“Trygrowingsomething—evensmallseeds4intobigplants.”Ellaplantedsunflowerseedsinherbackyard.Theydidn’tcomeupatfirst,andshewantedto5.Butgrandmasaid,“Plantsneed6,justlikepeople,”Ellawateredandwatchedthemeveryday,andsoontinygreenleaves7.Oneafternoon,aboynamedMilosawElla’sgarden.“Needhelp?”heasked,holdingatrowel.Milo’sfamilyownedafarm,andhetaughtherto8theplants.“Sunflowersfollowthesun,”hesaid.“Maybeyoushouldtrytoo—findwhatmakesyoushine.”Ellastartednoticingthingsshecoulddo.Shedrewbeautifulpicturesofherflowersand9poemsaboutthem.Miloencouragedhertoentertheschoolartshow.“WhatifI10?”sheworried.“Thenyou’lllearnsomethingnew,”hesmiled.Ella’ssunflowerpaintingwonfirstprize.Whentheteachercalledhername,she11tothestage.“IusedtothinkIcouldn’tdoanything,”shesaid.“Butthesesunflowerstaughtme12takestime,andit’sokaytoneedhelp.”NowEllahasagardenclubatschool.SheandMiloteachkidstoplantseedsandbelieveinthemselves.“Changeislikegardening,”shetellsthem.“You13seeresultsrightaway,butkeepwatering,andyou’llbesurprisedathowtalltheygrow.”Today,Ella’ssunflowersreachtheroof.Shestandsunderthem,14,andthinksofgrandma’swords.“Eventhesmallestseed15oftouchingthesky.”Shespeakssoftly.1.A．goodB．badC．luckyD．unlucky2.A．failedB．passedC．lovedD．started3.A．alwaysB．usuallyC．neverD．often4.A．dieB．sleepC．growD．hide5.A．growupB．giveupC．makeupD．showup6.A．songsB．patienceC．speedD．music7.A．disappearedB．criedC．appearedD．laughed8.A．waitforB．careforC．standforD．providefor9.A．writeB．writingC．writtenD．wrote10.A．winB．loseC．missD．pass11.A．ranB．hidC．stoodD．jumped12.A．growthB．failureC．sadnessD．luck13.A．mustB．can’tC．shouldD．might14.A．cryingB．smilingC．worryingD．sleeping15.A．dreamsB．fearsC．forgetsD．stops二、阅读理解Puzzle1Iwearauniform.Ifyouhaveanytrouble,Icanhelpyou.Icatchthieves.Imakesuretheneighborhoodissafe.WhoamI?Puzzle2Icarryabigbageveryday.Therearelettersandmailsinthebag.Itakethemtopeople.WhoamI?Puzzle3Iworkonabus.Idriveitaroundinthesamewayeveryday.Itakepeopletodifferentplaces.WhoamI?Puzzle4Iworkinashop.Itsellsallkindsofsweetthings.Thecolorfulcandiesareeverywhere.Sometimesmanychildrencometotheshop.Theybuysweetsandchocolate.WhoamI?16.WhatistheanswertoPuzzle1?

A．Ateacher.B．Anengineer.C．Adriver.D．Apoliceman.17.What’sinthebigbag?

A．bigbagsB．lettersandmailsC．peopleD．puzzles18.WheredoesthepersoninPuzzle3work?

A．B．C．D．19.WhatisprobablytheshopinPuzzle4?

A．Abookstore.B．Afruitstore.C．Acandystore.D．Aflowerstore.20.Whatarethepuzzlesabout?

A．Children.B．Parents.C．Jobs.D．Places.IwasashygirlwhenIwasinschool.Ioftenstayedquietduringclasses.Everytimeateacheraskedmeaquestion,Iwasafraidtosayanything.Ialwaysstayedinmyseat,neverputupmyhand,feelingsmallerandsmaller,andwaitedquietlyuntiltheclasswasover.ThissituationwentonthroughmymiddleschoolyearsandintoGrade10.Astimepassedby,Ifeltmoreandmoresadandlost.IevenstartedtothinkthatmaybeIwasbornshy.Iwouldalwaysbeunnoticedbyanybody.Everyonewouldhavefun,butnotme.JustbeforestartingGrade11,ItalkedtomysisterabouthowIwasfeelingandsaid,“Iamsobored.”Shereplied,“It’syourfault.Dosomething!”IalwaysknewIwantedtobelongtoagroupandIunderstoodthatIhadtostartsomewhere.SpeakingupseemedlikethefirststepIhadtotake.Oneday,wehadasmallgroupdiscussioninclassandIpulledallmycouragetogethertosharemyideaswitheveryone.Littlebylittle,itstartedtowork.Someofmyclassmatesclappedhands,andsomeonesaid,“Wow!”.Sometimes,theyevenrepliedtowhatIwassaying.Suddenly,IfeltIwaspartofthediscussion.ThiswashowIstartedtomakefriends—friendswholikedtohearwhatIsaid.Ifinallyfeltaccepted.Findingmyvoicewashard,butithelpedmefindthestrengthtobethepersonIwantedtobe.NowthatI’molder,Icaneasilysaythishasmadeallthedifference.21.ThewriterdescribesherschoolexperienceinParagraph1toshow________.

A．shedidn’tlikeschoolB．shespokealotinclassC．shewastooshytospeakupD．shewasnotpopularatschool22.Whatdidthewriter’ssisteradvisehertodo?

A．Stopcomplainingtoothers.B．Learntodosomethingfunnyonherown.C．Avoidmakingmistakesatschool.D．Takestepstochangehersituation.23.Howdid“my”feelingschange?Thecorrectorderis________.①Ifeltaccepted.②IcomplainedIwasbored.③Iwasreadytochangemyself.④Iwasconfidentinthediscussion.⑤Ifeltsadandlost.

A．⑤②①③④B．⑤②④①③C．⑤②③④①D．⑤③②④①24.Fromthepassage,whatcanweknowaboutthewriteraftershestartedspeakingup?

A．Shebecamethetopstudentinherclass.B．Shegotmoreattentionandfriendship.C．Shestoppedfeelingnervousinfrontofteachers.D．Sheadvisedhersistertochangeherownsituation.25.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．GrowingOlderCanBeBetterB．SolvingProblemsinDiscussionsC．EachCoinHasTwoSidesD．BeatingShynessMakesaDifference

BEATTHEHEAT

Extreme(极端的)Heat

Heat-relateddeathscanbepreventedWHAT

Extremeheatorheatwaveshappenwhenthetemperaturereachesveryhigh.WHO

Duringextremeheatthetemperatureinyourcarcouldbedangerous.

26.Whichsituationisthemostdangerousaccordingtothematerial?

A．Anoldmaninapark.B．Achildinaclassroom.C．Adisabledwomaninawarmhouse.D．Anoutsideworkerataconstructionplace.27.Howtoavoidheat-relateddeathsaccordingtothematerial?①Drinkwater.②Staycool.③Gofishing.④Wearlight-coloredclothes.

A．①②③B．①②④C．①③④D．②③④28.Whichonecanshowtherelationshipbetweentimeandthetemperatureinacar?

A．B．C．D．29.What’sthepurposeofthematerial?

A．Towarnpeoplenottostayinthecar.B．Totellpeopletheimportanceofextremeheat.C．Toremindpeopletowearlight-weightclothes.D．Toteachpeoplehowtopreventheat-relateddeaths.30.Wheredoesthematerialprobablycomefrom?

A．Asafetynotice.B．Atravelguide.C．Aweatherreport.D．Acaradvertisement.阅读短文，从文后所列选项中，选出最佳选项填入对应空白处，使短文通顺、连贯。(选项中有一项多余)SoftMusicHelpsYouSleepDoyouhavetroublefallingasleepatnight?Ifyes,here’sasimpletipforyou:31.Scientistshavefoundthatsoftmusiccanhelpyousleepbetter.Ithelpspeopleofallages.Anditworksevenbetterforthosewhohavesleepproblems.Softmusicletsyoufallasleepfaster.Ithelpsyouavoidwakingupasoftenduringthenight.Andyou’llfeelmorerestedinthemorning.Butyoumightnotfeelbetterrightaway.Itmaytakeuptothreeweekstoseechanges.32.Thereasonsaren’tclearyet.Maybeit’sbecausenicesongsmakeusfeelrelaxed.Musiccanalsoaffectyourbody.Softmusiccanslowyourheartrateandmakeyourbreathslower.33.Scientistssaymostpeoplefeelbestwithmusicthathas70beatseveryminute(calledbpm).34.Andfamiliarsongsworkwelltoo.Youcanmakeyourownplaylisttotry.Ifyoudon’tknowasong’sbpm,justtypeitsnameinto.Anddon’tforgettoturndownthevolume!35.Ifnot,thesuddensilencemightwakeyouup.Goodsleepisveryimportantforyou.Tonight,beforegoingtobed,playsomesoftmusic.Thengetreadytogotodreamland!

A．Listentosoftmusic.B．Thisgetsyourbodyreadyforsleep.C．Scientistslikedifferentkindsofmusic.D．Whycansoftmusichelpussleepbetter?E．Makesurethelastsonggetsmuchquieterslowly.F．Scientistsalsothinkclassicalmusic,jazz,andfolkmusicareusuallymorehelpful.三、选词填空阅读短文，从方框中选出恰当的单词并用其适当形式填空，使短文通顺、意义完整。每空仅填一词，每词仅用一次。

managehebadwearcarefulwithwhatifsafetymusicJackisahighschoolstudent.Heloveslisteningtomusic.Heusedto36hisheadphoneswhileridingtoschool.Thoughhismotheroftenwarned37nottodothat,Jackhadnevertakenitseriously.Oneday,Jackwasridinghisbiketoschool38apairofheadphonesonhisheadasusual.Soon,Jackcametoacrossing.ThemusicmadeJacksoexcitedthatheforgottocheck39thetrafficlightwasgreenandrodeon.Therewasablackcarcomingtowardshim.AfterseeingJack,thedrivertriedtostopthecarandgave“beep,beep,beep…”However,Jackwasenjoyingthe40anddidn’thearthematall.Asaresult,Jackwashitbythecarbeforethedriver41tostopthecar.Thedriverwastotallyscared.SherushedoutofthecartocheckJack.Itwasluckythathewasnot42hurt.AfterJackrealized43hadhappened,heregrettednotlisteningtohismotherearlier.Sincethen,Jackhasneverusedheadphoneswhileridingandhehasbecomemore44thanbefore.Heknowsthatroad45isthemostimportant.四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据其内容填空和回答问题。Theteenageyearscanbeastressfultimeforbothteenagersandtheirfamilies.Whileeveryonehasstress,teenshavenewanddifferentkindsofstresstheymayhaveneverhadbefore.Asaparent,youplayanimportantroleinhowtohelpyourkidsdealwithstress.Talktoyourteenswhenyounoticesignsofstress.Someofthesignsthatmakeyourteensgetstressedoutmightincludeunhappiness,worryorphysicalillness.Askthemwhatyoucandotohelp.Talkingtothemcanbehelpful.Adviseyourteenstogetenoughphysicalexercise.Exerciselowerstheproductionofstresschemicalsinthebodyandhelpstosleepwell.Askyourteenswhatkindofactivitytheythinktheymightenjoy—thatway,they’llbemorelikelytokeeppracticingit.Helpyourteensmanagetheirdailyactivitiesbymakingatimetable.Manyteensfeelstressedbecausetheyfeelliketheydon’thaveenoughtimeintheday.Makeatimetablethatincludesenoughtimeforhomeworkandfamilytime.Makesurethatyourteenscangetenoughsleepeachnight.Sleepingtoolittlecancausefeelingsofstress.Mostteensneedbetween8.5and9.25hoursofsleepeachnight.Makesure